Text: Hi.
This is your last chance to prevent unpleasant consequences and save your reputation. Your operating systems on every device you use to log into your emails are infected with a Trojan virus. I use a multiplatform virus with a hidden VNC. It works on any operating system: iOS, Android, MacOS, Windows.
I only run TempleOS
Too advanced for me. Hannah Montana OS for me
laughs in BeOS
Security through obscurity. Solid move.
Plan 9 from Bell Labs says hello.
Can't infect a filesystem if it's so fundamentally different from any others (including Unix) out there.
For security Because no one knows of it Why not run Haiku?
I had one "I have videos from your PC camera pleasuring yourself, send me bitcoin to prevent release" They just assume a 2007 desktop has a camera LOL
I really couldn't care less if my contacts saw my pp lol
That's a feature, not a bug!
So, has he ever heard of DNS filtering? Most Lemmy users can see exactly what's happening on their network
Your DNS filterer was hacked as well, I'm afraid. I cannot give you specifics on what the unpleasant consequences are but I can assure you all the OSes have been hacked.
Then you must surely know which OS I'm running my DNS server on?
Alpine.
Lol
Dear hacker,
How did you get my camera to work on NetBSD? I'll send whatever shitcoin you want.
oh no not my yiffOS server
Come at me with my OS/2 Warp system, bitches!
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